Bitcoin has surged past the $73,000 mark, driven by a significant influx of funds into spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs), providing relief to investors after a recent minor correction. This uptick suggests a resilient market, with indications that Bitcoin may maintain levels above $69,000 in the near term.
CryptoQuant's UTXO P/L Supply Ratio Momentum Points to Mid-Bull Rally Phase for Bitcoin
CryptoQuant's UTXO P/L Supply Ratio Momentum, analyzing the average weekly profit/loss ratio against the yearly average, has historically observed notable spikes, indicative of shifts in short-to-long-term profit and loss ratios. The current momentum suggests the onset of a potential mid-bull rally phase, presenting lucrative opportunities for investors amidst Bitcoin's upward trajectory.
CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju emphasized the significance of on-chain momentum, suggesting sufficient fresh capital inflow to initiate the next parabolic bull run for Bitcoin.
Bitcoin UTXO P/L. Source: CryptoQuant
US Spot Bitcoin ETFs See Record Inflows Alongside Bitcoin's Peak
In tandem with Bitcoin's peak, spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US market witnessed remarkable performance, attracting a total of $1.05 billion in inflows on March 12. Blackrock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) led with a record-breaking $849 million inflow, followed by other notable ETFs.
Bitcoin Rally Breaks Historical Trends Ahead of Halving: Factors and Implications
The ongoing Bitcoin rally diverges from historical trends, notably surpassing previous peaks established before halving events. This rally, occurring ahead of the scheduled mid-April halving event, is attributed to various factors, including the introduction of spot Bitcoin ETFs on US stock exchanges.